“To house” in Japanese
Short answer
To house in Japanese is “宿す” (yadosu). Full meaning: to house, to contain, to harbour (a feeling), to hold (e.g. dew on leaves); to carry (a baby), to be pregnant; to stay (at), to stop (at).
Other ways to say “To house” in Japanese
やどす
yadosu to house, to contain, to harbour (a feeling), to hold (e.g. dew on leaves); to carry (a baby), to be pregnant; to stay (at), to stop (at)
やどそ
yadoso to house, to contain, to harbour (a feeling), to hold (e.g. dew on leaves); to carry (a baby), to be pregnant; to stay (at), to stop (at)
やどせ
yadose to house, to contain, to harbour (a feeling), to hold (e.g. dew on leaves); to carry (a baby), to be pregnant; to stay (at), to stop (at)
やどし
yadoshi to house, to contain, to harbour (a feeling), to hold (e.g. dew on leaves); to carry (a baby), to be pregnant; to stay (at), to stop (at)
やどさ
yadosa to house, to contain, to harbour (a feeling), to hold (e.g. dew on leaves); to carry (a baby), to be pregnant; to stay (at), to stop (at)
やどそっ
yadoso to house, to contain, to harbour (a feeling), to hold (e.g. dew on leaves); to carry (a baby), to be pregnant; to stay (at), to stop (at)
やどそふ
yadosoo to house, to contain, to harbour (a feeling), to hold (e.g. dew on leaves); to carry (a baby), to be pregnant; to stay (at), to stop (at)
やどそう
yadosoo to house, to contain, to harbour (a feeling), to hold (e.g. dew on leaves); to carry (a baby), to be pregnant; to stay (at), to stop (at)
やどしゃ
yadosha to house, to contain, to harbour (a feeling), to hold (e.g. dew on leaves); to carry (a baby), to be pregnant; to stay (at), to stop (at)
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